Zach Kellerman is a born leader. After basic-training, a place where he excelled, he gets called upon to lead the men he is training with as well. Zach learned in basic-training that he has to have exemplary behavior as leader. This is very challenging for him when he comes face to face with temptation in the form of Matt Williams. The two men soon find that their attraction will not be ignored, even if they do have to be discreet. But what happens after training when they both have to go their separate ways, possibly never to see each other again?

I just love military romances and The Barracks Affair is certainly that. Although you have to just love a guy who is as smart and likeable as Zach is, I did find myself wondering why he entered the military. Why'd he make the choices he made? A bit of background for both Zach and Matt would have been welcome. Although this knowledge, or lack of, in no way hindered the story as a whole. The first love romance set with a military plot makes for all kinds of conflicts. Although sad that the conflicts are probably real life obstacles of men and women in our military today, it does make for some very good reading. Definitely worth the read.

Reviewed by: April